Very dramatic sky, Christina! The dark sky in the distance, with the sun shining on it certainly looks threatening, already to produce an afternoon late-autumn thunderstorm soon and highlights the long, straight city streets and business district in the foreground! Hope that you weren’t caught out when the storm did eventually come! Run for cover! Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
Christina, thanks for this dramatic shot!
I like the glowering skies, all moody and forbidding, and prophetic of heavy rain to come. I also like the stark of the sunlight, soon to come to end, in the foreground.
We had something like this here in Yate, south Gloucestershire, UK,yesterday. Huge mammatus clouds which delivered big rain. The skies were as dark as the one your photo portrayed.
Laurence
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A nice monochrome serene reflection of the beautiful mountain scenery, mist and sunset at the end of another long day! What will tomorrow bring? Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
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Yes, I can definitely see the head in the clouds in this picture! Looks like the head is a bit surprised and staring straight ahead at whatever is going on at the time. Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
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October 11, 2018 at 8:12 amGood picture Frank. Definitely a dramatic cloud picture at sunrise, where the early morning sun is streaming through multiple gaps in the cloud like holy light or torch light down to earth. The cloud layer appears almost like steps you could climb and enter the multiple, light-filled gaps to get to heaven. Went through Bourke, NSW on a winter bus tour a year ago. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia.